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I liked not knowing what to do and doing it anyway, without practice, with abandon; imperfect kissing. Undeserved certainty laughing out between sharp brace wires. Did I cut you when I pretended, for a second, that we were almost, almost, uninnocent; naked when I grabbed your leg, then all of you. Again. Then again. Then again. And then somewhere in that mess of hair, you breathed and I thought it was for the first-time because that thought made me feel nice, just like you did. Again.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 1:26 PM UTC
Memory.
I liked not knowing what to do and doing it anyway, without practice, with abandon; imperfect kissing. Undeserved certainty laughing out between sharp brace wires. Did I cut you when I pretended, for a second, that we were almost, almost, uninnocent; naked when I grabbed your leg, then all of you. Again. Then again. Then again. And then somewhere in that mess of hair, you breathed and I thought it was for the first-time because that thought made me feel nice, just like you did. Again.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 1:26 PM UTC
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